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Incident Report – 04/24/2015
570 W 200 S, Provo, UT 84601

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Summary


On April 24, 2015, Provo Fire Rescue responded to a fire incident at 570 W 200 S, Provo, UT 84601, a non-mixed use, vacant lot.

The alarm was received at 6:51 PM, 4 suppression personnel arrived at 6:52 PM, and the last unit was cleared at 7:11 PM. The time to arrive was 1 minute and the total incident time was 20 minutes.

The following action was taken during the incident: extinguish.

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Location


Type Rear of
Address 570 W 200 S, Provo, UT 84601
County Utah County
State UT
City PROVO
Zip Code 84601
Mixed Use Not mixed use
Property Use Vacant lot
Census Tract 002300

Timeline


  • Alarm

    Alarm received at

  • Arrived

    Arrived at

    Alarm to arrival: 1 minute

  • Last Unit Cleared

    Last unit cleared at

    Alarm to last unit cleared: 20 minutes

Response


Incident Type Natural vegetation fire, other
Department Station 24
Mutual Aid Given/Received None
Resources Include Mutual Aid No
Shift B
Alarms 0
District 24

Personnel


Support Personnel 4
EMS Personnel 0
Other Personnel 0

Fire Department


Name Provo Fire Rescue
Department Type Career
Address 80 S 300 W
Provo, UT 84601-4362
Phone (801) 852-6321
Website https://www.provo.org/city-services/fire-rescue

Actions Taken


First Action Taken Extinguish

Metadata


Incident Key UT_49013_04242015_0002000_0
State Utah
Fire Department ID 49013
Incident Date 04/24/2015
Incident Number 0002000
Exposure Number 0
NFIRS Version 5.0

Fire Report

Ignition


Area of Origin Vacant structural area
Heat Source Undetermined
Item First Ignited Undetermined
Cause of Ignition Intentional
Factor Contributing To Ignition Playing with heat source

Structure


Not Residential Yes
Number of Buildings Involved 0

Acres


Less Than One Acre Yes

Human Factors Contributing to Ignition


Human Factor Possibly mentally disabled
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